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Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1887-04-30
Two Trains Collide.

Wednesday afternoon two freight
trains collidcd on th: track at the west
end Of Fifth street. Engineer KoOp was
coming in from tho west with No. a.;
drawing forty empty cars and a caboosc.
Switch engine No. llb: drawing ten or
fifteen cars, was running west on tho
main line for hcpurposo Of placing them
on the south switch. Both whistlcd
"down Breaks" but the momentum of
the trains was too great 70 permit them
to be stopped and the tender Of ll6 was
struck AZ on the nose. Tho noise of
the collision brought the towns people
into the streets and a crowd soon gath
cred on tho spot. The tender of llG was
jammed at both ends, breaking the water
tank and spilling the coal over tho track
The main tmbers of No. l3s tender
were crushed and broken and the tender
wheels raised from the track about one
foot. Several cars in tho long train were
injured. A relief engine sent from the
yard hauled the disabled parts away and
by the assistance OF jack screws the
track was soon cleared The engineers
and tiremcn did not leave their posts.
Engineer Roop says the shock did not
displace his oil cans. The damage will
probably not exceed $1,000.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1887-04-30
A Broken Leg.

Sam Dodd mot witha worry unfortunate
accident last Friday forty miles beyond
Minot. lie was drying ono of his cX
press wagons, which was we'll loaded,
and while going down IL steep hill at
tempted to apply the break. In doing
so he missed his footing and slipped off
the load to tho ground, falling, as Sam
generally falls, on his feet. When no
got himself together he says he found
that one Of his legs wouldn't 20 OIL"
lie had broken both bones Of the right
limb about four inches above the ankle.
George Treat and several others were
with him, and Sam was loaded into a
buck board and brought back to tho
iron camp" whore Dr. Henderson, ono
of the company's physicians, set tho limb
and put it in a plaster paris cast. After
few days rest he returned to Minot and
came to his home in this city by Thurs
days train. A large number Of friends
were ut the depot TO meet him. DR.. Ru
ger has charge of the case and thinks his
patient will soon be on his pins again.
1t is a very unfortunate thing for Sam at
this time, as he was just getting started
in Il profitable business. Frank Hunter
went west Thursday evening to look
after affairs until Sam gets well.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1887-04-30
A Crushed Foot

George Jessup, a railroad cmployc at
Rugby Junction, had his right foot
badly crushed Thursday afternoon by Il
wheel Of a caboosc passing over it. The
unfortunate man was brought to this city
bones of the great toe were jammed
back into the foot and the flesh back of
the other toes was terribly laccrated.
The great toe was amputated and Mr..
.Jessup was removed to the Bcnham
house where he now lies doing AS well
as could DO expected.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1887-04-30
Looks Like Living,

Tho completion of the new sidewalk
west from the court house to Kelly ave-
nue. has made the north side Of Fifth
street very attractive, chiefly, however,
on account Of the neat residences recently
completed between the court heuse and
the Methodist church. A visitor to our
city who strolled that way Sunday said,
"Well, this looks like living" The res
licences Of Messrs. Percival, Dodd, Ham
ilton and Moen have certainly been made
quite prominent by their neat appear
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1887-04-30
The Rink No More.

John A. Perciyal purchased the rink
and the two lots upon which it is located
on Tuesday Of this week and on Thurs
day sold the property to Garner & Glove
land, who will transform the building
into machinery and lumber depot.
They propose to put in new front and
fit up commodious Office. The appear
ance Of the building will be greatly i'm
nrOvnI
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1887-04-30
Barn and Hav Burned.

Tuesday night the barn and it's contents
belonging to Samuel Black, who resides
just north Of town, were destroyed by
fire. There was no insurance. Mr..
Blacks hay was also burned.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1887-04-30
Hand Crushed.

Frank Cote had one of his hands ter
ri5ly crushed Wednesday evening while
coupling cars in the yard here. The
first two fingers Of the hand were broken
and the thumb was badly bruised. DR..
Percival dressed the wound.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1887-04-30
Death.
sncixl (.ol

Special Correspondence Of the IsTEn-OcEAN.i
CRARY, April 2S.--NichOlas Gile, AN
old resident and ono Of the first settlers
of Stevens township, died at 2 o'clock on
Tuesday morning. He was taken with
a stroke representing paralysis on Sun
day. Deceased was over 10 years Of age.
II
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1887-04-30
A Trip West.

DR.. Draper, the dentist, will leaye on
Monday for trip to Minot, stopping for
short time at important points. He
will be absent about ten days. 1t
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1887-04-30
EaYorlta Resort.

Lynch's Enterprise" is becoming
more and more a favorite resort every
day. The celebrated Budweiser and the
old go whisklcs are drawing cards.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1887-04-30
New Patent Flour,

Try the "New Best Patent Flour"
manufactured by the Goose River mills
of Mayyille, Oak. Sold by +. w. Mann
IL Co. Every sack guaranteed. 1t
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1887-04-30
Wagon and Team.

Pure eastern maple sugar at May
nard's.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1887-04-30
80 . = I

Strawberries, pineapples, asparagus,
cucumbers, etc, just received at May
uard's, 3
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1887-04-30

Parties wishing beer can drop me a
postal. 5 PAUL FREPPERZ.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1887-04-30

All those having farms or claims for
sale might list the same with me.
81 SvESD ASPAAs,
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1887-04-30

A good buggy for sale; time given If
desired. c. NJ. FISHER.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1887-04-30

For sale. Inquire of NJ. II, Lynch. Il
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-10-12

DENVER, Col, Oct. 1.-THE Thunder.
bolt" the frt through train from Kansas
City to Denver over the Atchison, Topeka
4 Santa Fc new track between Pueblo aud
Denver, arrived nj the union depot At Ills
o'clock yesterday afternoon, bringing a
large number Of passengers and officials Of
the rad, The new time-card OF the com.
pany was issued yesterday and goes into
effect at once. II provides for two passcn.
gcr trains each way between Kansas City
and Denver. and Ave regular passenger
trains out Of Denver for New Mexican
points. via Pueblo and In Junta. The Of.
ices u the company were OPENED here
yesterday morning for the transaction OF
through business between the Rocky
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fined, quiet standard A, :5.69a5Nc pow
dered, 63-l6a6Hc; granulsted, 6 l-l6ao1sc'
Molasses-steady; new crop, New Orleans
50aG0c, to arrive. "
NEW ORLEANS, La, OctatiJCofce-Quie,
and steady; Rio, 1SHa2lMt,,nt Ricc-ln good
demand at 4Ha5Hc. s~ugarnSteady, with a
good demand; open kettle, strictly PRIME
6Nci good common TO fair,bh4Hci c%entrii9-
gals, off white, GAc; choice yellow clarified,
SIC, Molasses,steady,soppyith a go9n de-
strictly prime, SAC; syrup, 32a4lc.
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ring-housc report is as follows
EXCHANGE,


v York and cities north and cast on
nd, 81 discount buying, par selling;
York and principal cities north and
three days grace, So discount buying,
cling New Orleans, ~ discount buying,
elling.
STOCK CALL BOARD.
session Of the call board was held to-
Local securities very quiet.
: local cotton market closed firm; sales,
bales. New Orleans spots closed steady,
futures declines 2 10 4 points. The
pool market was quoted firm, good de-
| with futures steady aud advanced 2
8 New York spots closed easy, with
= of 3 TO 4 points.
IL Greene 4 Go. say; Cotton options
Ell a less active and finally easier mar
Some 3 10 4 points were bid up early
&c day with a firm tone for a while, but
ened after the noon call with free UNI
ing, under which cost settled of rapidly.
he close rates were 2@3 points below
evening, and the lone only about
w."
G general tone Of the New York grocery
set has somewhat improved. Teas have
IA larger and more diversified demand,
values sicadied up nicely, and raw
rs, despite the efforts Of rcfncrs, have
need on an increased movement as the
m OF actual growing necessity. Coffee
rsundcr It's old troubles, and while III,
Is talk confidently OF what In TO come,
find that what is here affords them n,
help, and do not seem thoroughly salts
Rice remains about steady, spices 4
uncertain, and no great change In mo
sor syrups.
e Bradstreet agency report i34 failures
% United States during the week ending
Der 7, 1857, against iG0 In the preceding
(, and 20i, l72, iss and 100 In the CORE
ding weeks Of 1880, 1885, 1884 and 1883
ctiyely. Middle States, 81; New Eng
States, "a; Southern States, %; westcrr
$, 40 Pacific States and Territories, 10,
,da, q; total In the United States and
ida 1855.
IMPORTS.
thundred and seventy-fvc brls apples,
sks beans and peas, 40 pkgs butter,
rls baeging, 50 pkgs bacon, 622 pkgs
$ and shoes, 20 pkgs cheese, 90 SKIS cot.
Lao SKIS and 30 cars cotton seed, i25 brls
.ent, % pkgs dry goods, 40 pkg eggs, 760
i n SSs;., q : head ssi; .h ssy, &C C I Sssa s as,i; e Z
lhcrses and mules, 500 pkgs lard, ioo,oc'
. lumber, DRkg Liquors, NO bris lime
: brls meal, 40 brls molasscs, 5000 bu oats
sris onions, $50 brls potatoes, Is brls pork
can pork aides, Is pkgs rice, $50 brl
n, 40 pkgs tobacco. I,so0 bu wheat
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by TELEGRAPH.
uoue,. Hand. aud Stocks

Nrw YoRg, Oct ii,-Moncy on tall easy
At 3 tu o per cent last loan at per cent
closed offered nj 4 per cent Prime mercan-
tile paper, cos per cent Sterling ~cNchangc
active and strong nj 1901 for ~rikty-dny
bills and +sih for demand.
Government bonds wcrc duh bu hrin, g.,
~pccially for fours. state bonds were dull
and steady.
Today's stock market was active aud strong
from the opening almost 20 the close, lcaN'
ing prices materially higher than at the clo.c
Yesterday. Railroad bonds were q shauc
moro active. Salcs, $4,000. The dcnlings
were Irregular, but The general tone wa'
heavy and closing prices are lower IN = ma
iority ~ eases. Tho total salcs OF stocks To
day we're sss, OiO shares. Closing quotations.
noNDs.
n q A. coun. iarL u, KAT, Gen. q. ~
N AZ ooun' io~ Northern rac. isn. ia
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ELMIRA, N. Y, Oct. ia series Of in
~cendiary fires and bLrglaries in this city
was brought 10 an end this morning by the
arrest Of nine young men who had banded
together for the purposes Of burglary and
arson. The culprits had an iron-clad
The member divuIIging any OF the associa;
made a confession duplicating his asso-
ciatcs. A large amount of stolen property
was recovered, and the police say the evi-
dencc against the young men is con-
| elusive.
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BABY HI MORS
And All Skin and Scalp Diseases
Speedily Cured by
CutiCura,

OGr little ron win be four years o. age on the 18th
int In May, lkSi, he was attacked with n very
piinlan breaking out of the skin. We called Ia q
i,hy ri.-Hn, WHO treated him for about four weeks.
The chi!l rcclvcd little or no gOO1 frum the tTci.
mcni. ~ TIE brcakln Ing out, supposed by the phy,t
liua li bc Lives IN mn nggfdNntCd form, became
larger In hlutchcs. and mon and mon distressing.
W. ven inpucnily obliged to get mp in the night
nnA. ri, him with soll la water, strong linincnh
80. Finally, We called other phyFicians, until no
lvAs tlL,n MA hal attempted a. cure him. all alike
fn.ilu' nud the chtli steadily getting wur-c and
Wvr-t, un'il nbuut the .uih of lat Jrly. vhcn We
began % eve him CIrtCrHA liESoLyHNT internally
aurl tlic trriCJRA, AMI CIIICtgA Soar externally
md hy tile Lust uf August he was 10 nearly well that
We ri.c him nnly Oiir dnsc 81 the REsoLyENT GbOu;
EVER second day for about ten day. longer. and he
h1s never bccn troubled since with the horrible
mHluly. In oil We used lcts than ouc half of n bot.
IT, 81 I utlCrHA kisoLvrSr. a little les than one
bottle vi CCTiCuRA, aud only one cake 81 CrrIcuEA
SoAg.- II. T.. RYAN,
Cayusn. Livingstone county, III.
S,,ls -ibcd and sworn t0 before me this fourth
ia, ufJanuay, 1897. en- cor J. 4.
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r.. p. o..

Don't waste time and money and un-
dergo needless torture with the knife when
Ethiopian Pile Ointment will afford in
slant relief and certain cure in every case
OF blind, bleeding, itching, internal and
external piles. Rangum Root Medicine
Co., Manufacturers, Nashville, Tenn. 80
cents and 81 per bottle. Sold at Holsters
drug store, 2S3 Main street.
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Consump,ion. wasting Disense.

And General Debility. Doctors disagree as
20 the relative value Of Cod Liver OIL and
ilypophosphitcs; tho one supplying strength
ana flesh, tho other giving nerve power and
acting as q tonic To tho digestive and entire
system, But in SCOTS Emulsion Of Cod
LivorO oil with Hypophosphites the W are
combined, and the effect il wonderful.
"houmnds who have derived no permanent
bcaclit from other preparations have been
cured by this. SCOTS Emulsion IL perfectly
pi.atablc, and Is easily digcstcd by those who
cannot tolerate plain Cod Liver Oil.
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nuburn Gin and Machine 90.

Make the celebrated Milburn Eclipse HUI
Ter Gin, and keep them, with Feeders and
Cundcnscrs, always on hand for prompt
delivery. Have them quote you prices.
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New York Dry aood. Market.

New YoRK, Oct. 1.-The movement was
much in excess Of the demand through ior-
wardings on old engagements. The market
was quiet ny usual 10 the date of the season
with much longer for spring stocks.
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THE RIVERS.
Steamers Leaving.
moyen,cnts at tho Lcvee

Arrivals-C. r. Uioutcau, 81. Louis City
Of Eicksburg, Vicksburg Rene Macready,
Cat Island; ID. II. Rucker, ~. Louis.
Dcparturcs-D. 7. Choutcau, New Orleans;
Cat Island Mary Euble aud sallic, st.
Francis river.
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Mule. and Horses.

NUNS Moderate demand; II TO a.
hands high, none, ~ TO l6b hands high, sliO
GiG5, 49,. 90 ~ hands high, fi1ha2OO
Homn-Dull. drivers, t~icOaiJoi heavy
draft, $40. saddle, tl2aa.00 extra saddle,
SOO05OO, plugs, fOgI5, Texas ponies, ila
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yyoot.ITl

ST. LOUIS, Mo-, Oct. diSF-Wool-Stcady'
quiet and unchanged; unwashcd, bright me-
dunn, lSCg24c; coarse braid, lj@22ci low
sandy, l0@lSc; fine light, 10000; fine heavy,
l2glSc; tubwashed, choice, 36@37ci fair, 81
@36c; low, 30Ca32c.
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MEMPHIS DAILY APPEAL: WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER u, 1887.

mountains and the Missouri river. The
News OF yesterday morning says: "With
the new trains Of the Santa Fe road, Den
yer has now at least thirty trains leaving
here daily and an equal number arriving"
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OIL and Turpent,ue.

Wnnrsoros, N. c., Oct. M.-Turpentine
Firm at Bic. 10
CLEVELAND, O., Oct lR-Pctrolcum-
Steady; s. W., 100, &c. AEjl
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Dnnnrun

~ ny THE USE or COCAINE.
AMI il stimulates and promotes the growth
OF the hair.
Buracit's Flavoring extracts are the
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Cry oP MExIco.-A maj named Ed
wardy, claiming connection with the
Ccn.sI railroad and the 81. Louis Globe
Democrat, attempted to shoot the proprie-
tor OF the Congress Americana saloon.
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Live stock.

HoGa-Choicc, SIC.
snnEr-Choicc, SIC; medium, 3c.
IANm-Good to choice, tiCti 20.
GRAss CArtLE-Choicc, SIC; ruod, 3C03',c
fair 10 medium, 2Aai1.c, scallawags, ii
Id
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Rivers aud weather.

OFFICIAL EisNAL SuaytrE 4. Al
MTnruis. Oyintrf u I y IN.
The following observations arr taken NJ ali ia
lions named at - meridian time, which 10 rne
hour latyf than Memphis time
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CrT!cURA. the great skin cure. and cuucURA
SasP prI1ncd frum ", externally, md CUrICURA
EE~utNtSr. the new blood purifier. internally. are
u p'eiiiyc cum for every form Of skin aud blood
discIIv from pimplcs tOScroiula.
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Sold everywhere. Price. CrricrR,, 6oc.: Soar.
2c.: REsuLvENT, o.. Prepared by The PUITEH DKuG
y CHEMICAL Co, Boston. Mas.
nc fcnd for 'liOw 10 Cure skin Disease" q
nun 10 lllm.lIaIlnns. md lnl le-Ilmnnlnl.-
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8 l-GldJ NV o"' ""
Atip.m.; October, 8 COL sellers; October.
10Y 1nncry . Old, sellers November Deem.
PCT oSd, buyers December january, 8 O5d,
TEuysrs, January-%F February, s OGd, sellers
< 81 nary March, oOId buyers; March-April,
NJ, vaiue AprihMay, o lid, value
May-'une, lid, value.
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gCRoFULoUs HUMoRS.

lasts rim: ! was very sick. being covered with
rninv tinh ~ ~fcroiuia- The docton rould not help
me. I NirAtNiscd IN try the CrrtCuRA REsuLvEsf
I dti 81, aud In n day ] grew better ani better. un.
tl I HM a. y ell ~ ever. I thank yon for II very
much, md wunld like to have II told 20 the public.
LOW. HOFFMAN,, North Aitleboro, iins.
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COTTON MARKETS.

he local cotton marke, opened firm and
ed firm; middling, exc. Sales, 1900
= including 100 last evening, Of which
o 10 exporters and 5000 20 spinners;
ipts. ABA bales; shipments, $3.50 bales;
4 on hand, 67,7it bales; receipts TO date,
80 bales; shipments 10 date, 64,+si bales.
EXCHANGE QUOTATIONS..
rrdlnary, nominal; good ordinary, 7Hci
, middling, SIC; middling, sAc; good
ding, oci middling fair, e,sci fair, nom
4.
DAILY COTTON STATEMENT.
s:oek September 1, 4,6Sa. Imports-Thui
: this week, q, 2o+ bales thus far lasI
4, 10. $50 bales; NJ. a O. r. r., 2So; L. a
r. r., bo7; NJ. A T. r. X r., sii; O., o
l w. r. r., icl; l., N. o. A T. r. r..
N, 8 Cd r. r.. 81; wagons, 600.
~xporb-TIlas Gar this week, i277S bales
FAR last week, 1851 bales; NJ 4 c. n. r.,
MAIN n, iS5; L. AN. H. r., I,<gT;
o. a s. W. r. Il, $50, L., N. o. &T,
. l., tC5.
?ots. opened steady and closed easy ;
ding 07.iGc. SALES, 2a3 bales. Quota,
: were n follows Ordinary, O 1916.
ordinary SIC low middling, o i.iGc,
ding, e7.lGc; good middling, Csc; mid
= lair, 10 9iGc; fair, 10 1915.
iturcs opened steady and closed steady,
lollows. October, aBtoo3I; November
gegi DECEMBER n9Ma2s: January,
aoSi; February, a42Cdal ~; March, R6l
II, pbStta5t MAY, 0O7; June, l54@0.75
: NesOees2 Sales, ilG,C0O bales.
NEW ORLEANS.
10 spot market opened firm and close,
: dyi middlihg s'sc. SalcS, $50 bales
f, tations were ~ follows. Ordinary, csc
: ordinary, ~. low middling, sO-lGc
'dhhg, sbc good middlinF, plsc.
aturcs orened steady and closed quic
easy, ~ follow October, s.74Ms.T 20
embcr, siOas.'l; December, s.5atas ID
'aary, $500 NJ; February, s.g50ts.g1
III, h00a0O1, April. alG<d0i7; NAV
sa& June 057@03g July, 0s1S9fO
1850 bales.
DAILY FORT ~ INTERIOR MARKET.
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Cottou Nccd r~roduct..

PMnr CRrpE Ou-NonN OF crude, none
prime hummer yellow, &c, of summer ycl.
low, 40; choice cooking summer yellow,
laCGtic, miners summer yellow, i0triic;
prime cotton seed meal, Si625 car load lots
les than car load, 81 -.
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y LIVERPOOL.
bon Spots firm, and In good de-
VI. lhales. 1900 bales, Of which Amcri.
9,S0 bales. Receipts, 1900 bales, Of
on American $500 bales. Closing quo.
- were as follows; Ordinary, 4hd good
Wy, 4 ii.iGd low middling, Sd good
~, 59kd; middling uplands, 65lGd
vSag Orleans, sd =,
Vns opened steady al advance, and
[s,cady, an, follows;
..es are given In pence and oiihs'
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AND COMMERCE.
ArPEAI. OrrIcr.

APPEAL 0rricE,
TUESDAY EVENING, Oct II, 1887
ney continues firm at per cent, al
a the demand has fallen off consider
The supply is ample for all business
lses.
Clenrinr-hnnsc rnnnri 10 rs fnllows.
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RARYiS skin and Scalp preserved aud bcautl
Dhpl D ned by CrIIorEA MEnlcAILh AnAr.